Collocations for process - noun
ADJ.
gradual, lengthy, long, slow | constant, continuous | complex, complicated, difficult | natural | due
the due process of law
the due process of law
painful
Removing the splinters from the wound was a long and painful process.
Removing the splinters from the wound was a long and painful process.
consultation, consultative, decision-making, management, planning | cognitive, creative, learning, mental
Teachers are trained to stimulate the child''s cognitive processes.
Teachers are trained to stimulate the child''s cognitive processes.
assessment, selection | democratic, electoral, political
Churches are taking a key role in the democratic process.
Churches are taking a key role in the democratic process.
chemical, industrial, manufacturing, production | ageing, biological, evolutionary, physical | judicial, legal | peace
a stalemate in the peace process
a stalemate in the peace process
historical, social
VERB + PROCESS
go through
Each time we have to go through the whole decision-making process again.
Each time we have to go through the whole decision-making process again.
accelerate, speed up, stimulate
Excessive exposure to sunlight speeds up the ageing process of the skin.
Excessive exposure to sunlight speeds up the ageing process of the skin.
PROCESS + VERB
take place
The selection process takes place over a period of two weeks.
The selection process takes place over a period of two weeks.
PREP.
~ for
a legal process for dealing with defrauders
a legal process for dealing with defrauders
~ of
the process of change
the process of change
PHRASES
a stage in/of the process